Ferrari’s New Amalfi – The Pointier, Angrier Roma
So you thought the Ferrari Roma was the prettiest Prancing Horse in the stable? A glorious return to elegant, front-engined GT form? Well, Ferrari basically said, “Hold my grappa,” and promptly replaced it. Say ciao to the Ferrari Amalfi, a car that takes the drop-dead gorgeous Roma concept and sharpens it, both literally and figuratively. […]
Sydney Prepares for Extremely Loud, Very Red Weekend of Unattainable Dreams
Brace yourselves, Sydney. A convoy of crimson, an orchestra of V8 and V12 engines, and a palpable cloud of self-satisfaction is set to descend upon Sydney Motorsport Park. It’s the Ferrari Festival, a two-day celebration of performance, passion, and the unmistakable spirit of the Prancing Horse, scheduled for June 28th and 29th. In simpler terms, […]
The “Piloti Ferrari” 296 Speciale – Because Your Other Ferraris Weren’t Special Enough
So, you thought you were hot stuff with your “regular” Ferrari? Bless your cotton socks. On the eve of what we can only assume is another wallet-emptying weekend at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Ferrari has magnanimously bestowed upon us (well, not us, obviously) the 296 Speciale with the “Piloti Ferrari” configuration. It’s the […]
The Ferrari 296 GTB Launches in the South Island
South Island Ferrari customers and fans have been given a unique look at the new Ferrari 296 GTB at a special launch event in Christchurch. Hosted at the headquarters of renowned Canterbury based automotive detailing business, Avid Group, the chance to finally see up close Ferrari’s first V6 powered production car since the 1974 Dino […]
Ferrari is back – all is well with the world.
This week, the Ferrari factories in Maranello and Modena gradually returned to full production, in line with the “Back on Track” program. After seven weeks of production shutdown, the factories have recommenced at full capacity. Amongst the first cars to come off the Special Series lines include a Ferrari Monza SP2 with a black and […]